Highly reversible lithium metal batteries enabled by spontaneous alloying anode-liuwan qiang.pdf
Highly reversible lithium metal batteries enabled by spontaneous alloying anode
摘要
Emerging lithium metal batteries are one of the candidates for increasing energy density beyond that of traditional lithium -ion batteries. Whereas, intrinsic dendrites growth is a chronic disease severely hampered the application of lithium metal batteries. Hence, partial alloying electrode (LiAl and LiC alloy) with lithiophilic sites and interconnected ion-electron conductive skeleton is presented through repeated folding -rolling strategy. Electrochemical measurement and in situ optical microscopy demonstrate the effectiveness of alloying anode for inhibiting dendrites growth by uniform Li+ flux distribution. The LixMy composite electrode can delivers ultralong cycle life for more than 800 h with negligible overpotential of similar to 10 mV (1 mA cm(-2), 1 mAh cm(-2)). Moreover, the full cell assembled with LiFePO4 cathode exhibited superior rate performance and cycle stability, even at high current density of 2 A g(-1). The availability and scalable method for modifying lithium metal anode provide an essential pace to promoting lithium metal batteries application.
